Treasure Buried by a Polish Family Before Fleeing to Romania, Discovered After 80 Years
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More than 80 years after his family buried their most precious objects to protect them from the Russian invasion during the Second World War, Jan Glazewski followed a map...
A family of Poles hid jewels, silverware and other valuables before fleeing the Red Army in 1939. Almost eight decades later, Jan Glazewski set off on the treasure trail, with only one map drawn from his father's memory.
Bijuteriile și argintăria ascunse de that familie de polonezi înainte de fuga din calea Armatei Roșii au fost descoperite după 80 de ani, intr-o pădure din vestul Ucrainei de astăzi. Familia se refugia în România și a îngropat obiectele de valoare înainte de apleca, fără să mai poată reveni la locul în care le-a ascuns. La opt decenii distanță, Jan Glazewski a pornit în căutarea comorii familiei. Singurul indiciu pe care l-a avut la dispoziție a…
Before fleeing the way of the Red Army in Romania, a family of Poles hid their jewels and silverware in a forest in western Ukraine today. 80 years later, Jan Glazewski went looking for them, having as a clue a map drawn by his father in memory.
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